EP1511906A2 - Wooden structural element and kit for erecting building walls by means of wooden structural elements - Google Patents
Wooden structural element and kit for erecting building walls by means of wooden structural elementsInfo
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E04—BUILDING
- E04C—STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS; BUILDING MATERIALS
- E04C2/00—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels
- E04C2/30—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels characterised by the shape or structure
- E04C2/34—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels characterised by the shape or structure composed of two or more spaced sheet-like parts
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- the invention relates to a wooden construction element for the manufacture of flat structures, in particular for the erection of erected building walls, with approximately the same rectangular area, approximately parallel to one another, which are kept apart from each other by intermediate elements including rod-like elongated supports and cover a cavity divided into chambers between them. which supports are aligned approximately parallel to one another and to the vertical edges of the plates and approximately perpendicular to the longitudinal edges of the plates and are spaced apart from one another in the cavity, and with means for forming form-fitting plug connections between adjoining longitudinal end faces (8) of adjacent ones, Intended upright stacked wooden structural elements with vertically aligned plate surfaces and high end faces (9) .
- the invention relates to a complete building for building walls with wooden components of the type mentioned and with accessories adapted according to the invention.
- Wooden components of the type mentioned are available on the market and are also known, for example, from EP-A-0 744 507 and WO 97/39204.
- the known wooden construction elements can only be used for limited applications and do not meet particularly high demands in terms of stability, thermal insulation, moisture insulation, durability against bacterial and other microbiological attacks and weather, simplicity and reliability of manufacture and handling, and the shape and appearance of finished structures.
- wooden components arranged next to one another in a building according to the prior art cannot be connected to one another in a form-fitting manner other than by means of wooden components offset in the longitudinal direction above or below.
- neither stability nor insulation are ensured without further ado.
- the invention is based on the technical problem of overcoming the difficulties which arise according to the known prior art.
- Figure 1 the perspective view of a first embodiment of the wooden component according to the invention for forming flat wall parts, with the viewer facing inner wall plate and support plate;
- Figure 2 a reduced plan view of the wooden component of Figure 1 with the
- Figure 3 a partial section of the wooden component of Figure 1 in plan view as in
- Figure 4 a reduced plan view of the wooden component of Figure 1 with the
- Figure 5 a reduced cross section through the wooden component of Figure 1 with
- FIG. 7 a top view of the upper longitudinal end face of a second embodiment of the wooden component according to the invention for forming flat wall parts, with the upper longitudinal end faces of the support plates and wall plates facing the viewer and upper end faces of the supports facing the viewer;
- FIG. 8 a plan view of an upper longitudinal end face of a third embodiment of the wooden component according to the invention for connecting wall parts meeting in corners, with upper longitudinal end faces of support plates and wall plates facing the viewer and upper end faces of supports facing the viewer;
- FIGS. 9 and 10 a plan view of a section of the longitudinal end face of a wooden component according to the invention with the upper longitudinal end faces of the support plates and wall panels facing the viewer and with an upper end face of a support facing the viewer, the edge sides of which, in different embodiments according to the invention, are connected to the adjacent support plates or are available.
- Figure 11 a cross section through a building composed of a kit according to the invention with wooden components of the type according to Figures 1 to 10, with strand foundations on the lower longitudinal end faces of the upright wooden structural elements for transferring a wall load on solid ground and with string cornices on the upper longitudinal end faces of the wooden structural elements for covering and for transferring loads from other superstructures to the wooden construction elements;
- FIG. 12 shows a cross section of cutouts from two wooden structural elements which are lifted from one another and are to be erected one above the other, with mutually opposite longitudinal end faces of their support plates and wall plates designed according to the invention and with rubber-elastic sealing strips provided according to the invention between these longitudinal end faces;
- FIG. 13 a plan view, delimited by a cutout, of the surfaces of first or last abutting supports of two wooden components arranged one above the other, and of one, provided with dovetail profiles latch according to the invention, which connects the wooden components inserted into the dovetail grooves;
- FIG. 14 a cross section C-C through the wooden components and the latch according to FIG. 13;
- FIG. 15 a plan view, delimited by sections, of one end of the bolt according to FIGS. 13 and 14 on an enlarged scale;
- Figure 16 shows a cross section A-A through the bolt according to Figure 15;
- FIG. 17 a plan view of a rectangular washer which is intended to be inserted into a rectangular groove with transverse thrust edges at one end of the latch according to FIGS. 15 and 16;
- Figure 18 shows a cross section B-B through the washer of Figure 17;
- Figure 19 a side view of a fastening foot designed according to the invention consisting of a bolt of the type according to Figures 13 to 16 and in an angle piece fastened to the lower end of the bolt with a base plate for attachment to a threshold and with a support plate for attachment to the support wall of supports of the wood component according to the invention, and
- FIG. 20 a top view of the fastening foot according to FIG. 19.
- the wooden component according to FIGS. 1 to 6 has a rectangular inner support plate 1 and an approximately identical outer support plate 2.
- Four identical, rod-like, elongated, profile-cylindrical supports 5 have a profile with an approximately rectangular cross section and have flat, elongated rectangular edge sides which are firmly connected to the support plates 1, 2 abutting thereon.
- the connection can consist, for example, of nails, staples or glues.
- Other possible connections between support plates and edge sides of supports can be seen in FIGS. 7, 8, 13 and 14.
- the four supports 5 of the wooden component according to Figures 1 to 6 are arranged in a row in the direction along the support plates 1, 2 with the same spacing of a certain pitch apart. They extend approximately perpendicular to the longitudinal end faces 3 between the longitudinal edges 3 of the support plates 1, 2 and approximately parallel to the lateral ones Hochstirn vom 4 between the edges 4 of the support plates 1, 2 and each have an end face 6 at their ends.
- the length of the support plates between their lateral edges or front faces 4 is four times the grid dimension and the two outer supports in the row mentioned are each removed by half a grid dimension from the edges or front faces.
- the supports 5 have a length approximately equal to the width or height of the support plates. Their end faces 6 are flush with the adjacent longitudinal faces 3 of the support plates.
- Elongated rectangular surfaces of the supports 5 and the inner surfaces of the support plates 1, 2 divide the cavity between the support plates into oblong cuboidal chambers 7 and laterally into two half-chambers, which together with the same half-chambers laterally adjacent wooden building elements in a composite structure, complete chambers equal to Chambers 7 are intended to form.
- the chambers 7 can be filled with heat-insulating material, in particular in the form of foams, fibers, flakes, chips, grain fillings or the like, preferably with rock wool. Cloth, foil or other sheet-like material can be used to close the filled chambers.
- the right high end 9a of a wooden component and the left high end 9b of another wooden component arranged in the same row meet as intended.
- the upper longitudinal end face 8a of a lower wooden construction element abuts the lower longitudinal end face 8b of a wooden construction element subsequently arranged in an upper row.
- the wooden construction elements according to the invention can be arranged one above the other with aligned high end faces 9 or offset in the longitudinal direction in adjacent rows if the lengths of the support plates 1, 2 and the distances between the supports 5 have uniform grid dimensions.
- An inner wall plate 11 is attached to the outer surface of the inner support plate 1 and an outer wall plate 12 is attached to the outer surface of the outer support plate 2.
- the Surfaces of the wall panels are approximately the same or slightly smaller than the surfaces of the support panels with regard to their external dimensions. From the outer wall plate 12, only one longitudinal edge 12a projecting beyond a longitudinal edge of the outer support plate 2 and only one high edge 12b projecting beyond a high edge of the outer support plate 2 can be seen in FIG.
- the wall plate 11 has an approximately the same protruding longitudinal edge 11a or an approximately the same protruding high edge 11b.
- the inner wall plate 11 covers the inner support plate 1 with the exception of a free longitudinal edge 1a and a free high edge 1b.
- a roughly the same free longitudinal edge or a roughly the same free high edge are located on the outer surface of the outer support plate 11, which is not visible in FIG. 1.
- the wall plates 11, 12 are thus offset on the support plates 1 in the two directions of longitudinal edges and high edges , 2 arranged.
- the free longitudinal edges and high edges on the support plates are therefore about the same width as, or slightly wider than the longitudinal edges or high edges of the wall plates projecting beyond the longitudinal edges or high edges of the same support plates.
- the longitudinal edges and vertical edges of the wall plates projecting beyond the longitudinal edges or vertical edges of the support plates form the lateral flanks of two groove profiles approximately at right angles to one another, into which tongue profiles fit with flanks formed by the free longitudinal edges or high edges of the support plates. Wooden components with the same tongue and groove profiles can therefore be plugged next to each other and, when placed upright, one above the other.
- the load-bearing parts made from natural wood or from processed wood material should, according to the invention, be arranged with standing wood fibers in such a way that, for example, the wood fibers in the support plates are aligned approximately parallel to their vertical edges and in the supports from end face to end face.
- Advantageously rough-pile boards with standing fibers advantageously standing wood to be used as supports.
- the wall plates 11, 12 are not primarily intended to accommodate vertical loads, but rather to protect them against influences normally directed towards their surfaces and / or otherwise for active or passive environmental design.
- the wall panels can be designed differently according to the invention than the supporting panels in terms of material and structure. If the wall panels are slightly smaller than the load-bearing panels, joints are created between the longitudinal end faces and the high end faces of wall panels one above the other and wooden components arranged next to one another in a composite structure. Such joints can, according to the invention, be used for venting hollows between the support plate and the wall plate attached to it, as shown for example in FIG. 13 and / or for accommodating rubber-elastic sealing strands as shown for example in FIG. 12 and / or for receiving plastic sealing material or installation or decorative material.
- the wall panels with their outer surfaces defining an inside and an outside of the wooden structural element can also differ according to the invention in terms of material, structure, quality and appearance.
- the wall plate facing an interior as intended in the composite of a building can have the outer surface of a visible wall that, for example, meets the requirements of the industry.It can also be used to fasten house installations and a visible wall made of plaster and cardboard in a composite or similar, for example with counter battens Wall material can be particularly suitable and consist of a material that advantageously influences the climate of an interior.
- an exterior or the environment wall plate can be designed according to the invention so that it protects against harmful weather influences such as sun, rain, snow and wind and even serves as an external visible wall or for attaching an additional protective layer, for example for attaching lime plaster or shingles or the like is suitable.
- a wall composed of wooden construction elements according to the invention is intended to separate an interior space from an exterior space, that the interior space surrounds sources of moisture such as breathing people and animals, and that the exterior space as a whole, despite adverse weather conditions Removes moisture.
- Such conditions usually exist on the outer walls of buildings for living and working.
- a wood component intended for the formation of such walls is, according to the invention, generally more diffusion-proof on its inside than on its outside, that is to say that in the combination of the inner support plate 1 and the inner wall plate 11 there is a vapor barrier which prevents diffusion protects from moisture from the interior of a building in the cavity of the wooden component divided into chambers 7 and that in the combination of the outer support plate 2 and the outer wall plate 12 the diffusion of moisture from the cavity is promoted into an outside space or into the environment.
- moisture is prevented from accumulating in cavities 7 between the support plates and wall plates of the wooden component and in the insulation materials therein, which could lead to microbiological or chemical degradation of the wooden component or to harmful changes in shape due to swelling of the hygroscopic wooden material.
- an effective vapor barrier can exist in a diffusion-tight glue layer that connects the two plates to one another.
- the combination of the outer support plate 2 and the outer wall plate 12 according to FIG. 1 does not contain any special diffusion barrier layer but instead has components which are permeable to gas and steam.
- the vapor barrier layer between the inner support plate 1 and the inner wall plate 11 is not only a diffusion-tight glue layer 15 but also a vapor barrier plate or film 16, which is preferably in an English as "Oriented Strand Board” or abbreviated OSB -Plate called rigid plate consists.
- the outer support plate 2 has slots (17) oriented normal to its longitudinal edges 3 and parallel to its vertical edges 4, preferably in the form of two saw cuts in the area of each chamber 7. These slots do not affect the required stability of the support plate if and insofar as they do not cut through the wood fibers of the plate. On the other hand, they are permeable to gases and vapors and serve to vent the chambers 7 and the insulating material located therein.
- the outer wall plate 12 connected to the outer support plate has a cavity in the area above the slots, which is shown in FIGS. 4 and 6 as a rectangular opening 18, but is also covered as shown in FIG.
- FIG. 6 there is a weatherproof covering of the slots 17 in the region of the opening 18 in a directionally partially permeable insulating layer 19, preferably in the form of a layered material or vapor relaxation material which is impermeable to water on the one hand but permeable to steam and tear-resistant on the other.
- insulation layers are known in the construction industry. They consist, for example, of specially coated, tear-resistant polyester fleece and are on the market under the trade names: "Diffutec" or "Deltafol”.
- the insulation protection layer is fastened at least along its edge to the outer surface of the outer support plate by gluing and / or pressing by means of the wall plate lying above it and / or by means of nails, clips or the like.
- the wood construction element according to FIG. 7 of the drawings differs from the wood construction element according to FIGS. 1 to 6 essentially only in that it has supports 25 with dovetail profiles on their edges, also support plates 21 and 22 with dovetail grooves adapted to the edge profiles of the supports and so a multiple has a positive connection between supports and support plates. Otherwise, the same parts in FIG. 7 as in FIGS. 1 to 6 are shown with the same reference numerals.
- the wooden construction element according to the invention according to FIG. 8 is intended for connecting wall parts that meet in corners and essentially consists of two legs of different lengths that meet at right angles in a corner.
- a longer leg 30 has a row of three supports 35, an inner support plate 31, an outer support plate 32, an inner wall plate 33 and an outer wall plate 34, which are basically connected to one another in the same way as the supports, support plates and wall plates of the wooden component according to FIG 7.
- a shorter leg 40 mainly consists of a support 45, an inner support plate 41, an outer support plate 42, an inner wall plate 43 and an outer wall plate 44, the connection of which to one another is also the same as the connection of corresponding plates and supports according to FIG.
- the row of three supports 35 is oriented approximately perpendicular to the support and wall plates of the shorter leg 40 or perpendicular to a virtual row of supports 45 of the shorter leg 40, which virtual row with more than just one support in the direction perpendicular to the transverse extension of the support 45 from edge profile to edge profile can be realized.
- the inner support plate 31 and the inner wall plate 33 of the longer leg 30 end immediately next to a last support 35 in the row of the longer leg on the outer surface of the inner wall plate 43 of the shorter leg 40.
- the outer support plate 32 and the outer wall plate 34 of the longer one Leg 30 extend over a high end of the shorter leg 40 to an outer corner 48, where they meet the outer support plate 42 and the outer wall plate 44 of the shorter leg 40.
- the inner support plate 41 and the inner wall plate 43 of the outer leg 40 end on the inner surface of the outer support plate 32 immediately next to the last support 35 of the longer leg 30 in the row.
- the longer leg 30 has an open end 39 with projecting high edges of the wall plates 33, 34 and the shorter leg 40 has an open end 49 with free high edges of the support plates 41, 42.
- Corresponding wooden construction elements of the type shown in FIG. 7 can be plugged into these open ends.
- a complete kit for the construction of structures with several corners contains further wooden building elements for forming corners, the longer legs of which at their open ends, such as the shorter leg 40 according to FIG. 8, and whose shorter legs at their open ends, such as the longer leg Figure 8 are formed.
- a complete kit can also contain wooden components for the formation of corners, the legs of which each have a row of supports extended or shortened by one or two supports and a correspondingly increased or reduced length, and which make it possible to arrange stacked wooden components offset from one another.
- FIGS. 9 and 10 show in particular details of two types of execution of the support plates, supports and wall plates of wooden construction elements according to the invention.
- a support 55 of the type according to FIGS. 7 and 8 with dovetail profiles on its edge sides is inserted into a dovetail groove 56 of a support plate, which according to the invention consists of a base plate 51 and of plate parts 52 layered over it. In each case two plate parts 52 form the mutually opposite side flanks of the dovetail groove 56.
- FIG. 9 also shows an insulation protection layer 57 and a wall plate 58.
- the wall plate has an inner cavity 59 which covers and hides slots 54 in the support plate 51, 52 with the environment in a connection permeable to gases and vapors.
- In at least one of the end faces of the support 55 there is a depression, preferably a recess 53 which is semicircular in cross section for receiving supply lines for water, gas, electricity and the like which run approximately horizontally in wall structures.
- the embodiment of the wooden construction element according to the invention according to FIG. 10 has a support 65 with rectangular edge profiles, which are of the same type in reverse grooves Insert slot 66.
- the groove 66 is formed between side flanks of plate parts 62, which are assembled in layers with a base plate 61 to form a multi-part support plate.
- a schematically illustrated nail 64 indicates that the support 65 can be fastened to the support plate 61, 62 by a row of such nails running perpendicular to the plane of the sheet.
- the support 65 can also be glued to the support plate 61, 62.
- a vapor barrier layer 67 and a wall plate 68 should cover the nail heads.
- An assembly kit according to the invention for the construction of structures has strand-like foundations, preferably sleepers, and strand-like cornices, preferably ledges.
- the sleepers or ledges can be made of glulam, for example.
- Figure 11 of the drawings shows the cross section of a sleeper wood 71 and a ledge 72 in schematic connection with the support plates 1 and 2 and with the wall plates 11 and 12 of a wooden component according to Figures 1 to 6.
- the sleeper wood 71 lies on a mortar bed or strip foundation 70 solid ground and has the profile of a patrix or tongue, which engages in the groove on the lower longitudinal end face of a wooden component and whose support plates 1, 2 are supported on their lower longitudinal end faces.
- the ledge has the profile of a die or groove, which is placed over exposed longitudinal edges of the support plates 1, 2 on the upper longitudinal face of the wooden component.
- threshold wood and ledge mainly vertical forces and counter forces are introduced into the wooden building elements. They also serve to a limited extent to absorb lateral forces and to locate the wooden building elements.
- a milling 73 on the upper edge of supporting walls serves to accommodate horizontally extending supply lines.
- one longitudinal end face 81 of support plates of a lower wooden structural element should meet one longitudinal end face 82 of support plates of an upper wooden structural element.
- Longitudinal end faces 83 and 84 of wall plates of the lower and upper wooden structural elements fastened to the support plates should also lie opposite one another.
- there is a sealing groove in the longitudinal end face 81 preferably in the form of a round groove 86, into which a preferably round rubber-elastic sealing strip 85 is inserted.
- the opposite longitudinal end face 82 has a flatter sealing groove with a larger cross-section overall, preferably a circular segment-shaped sealing groove 87, in which a part of the sealing strip 85 which protrudes from the round groove 86 can be accommodated when it is squeezed in when the longitudinal end faces 81 and 82 abut.
- a rubber-elastic sealing strip can preferably be inserted, a flat sealing strip 89, which fills a joint between the longitudinal end faces of the wall panels.
- the round groove 86 and the sealing groove 87 as well as the sealing strands 85 and 89 can each be continued on a high end face of the support plate or wall plate and serve there for sealing upright butt joints between adjacent wooden structural elements.
- a bolt 90 connects an upper support wall 91 of the supports of an upper wooden component with a lower support wall 92 of the supports of a lower wooden component, on which the upper wooden component is placed.
- the supporting walls abut against each other at the butt joint 93.
- the butt walls of the two supports of the wooden structural elements adjacent to the high end faces 4, 14 are mainly connected with each other by bolts.
- the bolts are located on the outer surfaces of the supporting walls facing the high front surfaces, which are accessible for tools.
- FIG. 14 shows a lower screw hole 94 with an inserted threaded sleeve 95 in the upper support wall 92 and an upper screw hole 97 with an inserted threaded sleeve 98 in the upper support wall 91.
- the threaded sleeves each end in perforated plates 96 and 99, each on an inner surface the support walls 91 and 92 are nailed to the back of the latch 90.
- Machine screws 101 and 102 engage in the threaded sleeves 95 and 98, respectively.
- the corresponding screw heads with an internal hexagon for hexagon keys can be seen in FIG. 13.
- the shafts of the screws penetrate through screw openings 103 and 104 in the bolt 90.
- the upper screw opening is preferably in a bore 103, the lower screw opening in a slot 104, which is open towards the lower bolt end in such a way that the bolt from under the screw head 102 can be pushed.
- a rectangular washer 105 with a washer hole 106 is located between the screw head of the lower screw 102 and the bolt. The washer lies on the bolt on both sides of the slot 104.
- FIGS. 15 to 18 show the lower end of the bolt 90 and the washer 105 on an enlarged scale.
- the bolt In the area of the closed end of the slot 104, the bolt has on its surface a milled transverse groove 107 of small depth up to about 3 mm.
- the rectangular washer 105 whose disk hole 106 is to be arranged above the slot 104, fits into this transverse groove in such a way that the shaft of the screw 102 can be inserted and screwed into the threaded sleeve 98.
- the transverse groove 107 forms a butt edge 108 on the side facing the bolt end, which is opposite a thrust edge 109 of the washer 105.
- the bolt can be inserted from above between the washer on the one hand and the outer surface of the support wall.
- the washer locks the bolt 90 positively against any tensile force in the direction of the upper bolt end.
- the washer works together with the transverse groove as a locking washer.
- the bar 90 has the same dovetail profile throughout its length. As shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, it is inserted in depressions with an equally effective cross-sectional profile, namely in dovetail grooves 111 and 112 on the outer surfaces of the upper support wall 91 and the lower support wall 92, respectively, and locks the adjacent wooden structural elements against shear forces which could otherwise lead to dislocations in the direction of the longitudinal end faces.
- the insertion of the bolt into the dovetail grooves 111 and 112 open to the end faces 6 is facilitated by tapering at least the one lower end of the bolt 90 shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, in which the slot 104 is also located.
- a tapering of the thickness of the transom end can be seen in FIG. 14, a tapering of the lateral dimensions in FIG. 15.
- the fastening foot 120 shown in FIGS. 19 and 20 serves to anchor wooden building elements of the bottom row of a wall structure in the ground.
- the fastening foot essentially has the shape of an angle piece 121, which has a base plate 122 for fastening on a threshold 126 by means of screws or floor anchors and a support plate (123) for fastening to the support wall of supports 5.
- the support plate 123 can in principle be attached directly to a support wall by screws.
- a connecting piece 125 in the form of a bolt with a dovetail cross section is fastened to it according to the invention by riveting, screwing or welding.
- This connector can be in one of the dovetail grooves 111 or 112, which are provided in the outer surface of support walls 91 and 92 for receiving bolts, and are screwed there in the manner shown in FIGS. 13 to 18 like a bolt to the corresponding support wall.
- the thresholds can have the form of threshold timbers 71, on which the base plate is to be fastened by means of wood screws.
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